It looks like that the module sources will need to be updated. There's
another report on 2.6.28.x here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2530616&group_id=204462&atid=989708
The sources for open-vm-tools in question are version 2009.01.21
according to that post.
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The abovementioned patch does NOT fix this problem on a 32-bit guest I'm
working on. This is with the same version of the module source package.
With that patch applied, I get the following:
CC [M] /usr/src/modules/open-vm/modules/linux/vmhgfs/page.o
/usr/src/modules/open-vm/modules/linux/vmh
Or maybe not.
I took a little bit of code from the diff referenced in the
abovementioned Sourceforge tracker entry and incorporated it into the
originally-referenced patch and rolled a new patch which I tested. It
seems to build fine now.
I'll attach a copy of the patch in this message. If it g
Attempted a build under Jaunty using the latest (1.0.3 from upstream)
tarball's bundled debian/ directory. Once deps were installed, the
package built cleanly and installed without any issues. Will now have
to test to make sure the program actually works.
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Running Ubuntu 8.10 as both a host AND guest here with VMware Server
2.0.0 and I can definitely confirm the bug.
The suggestion of adding vmxnet to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules followed
by an update-initramfs -u in the guest works perfectly for me. Network
fires right up.
--Ian.
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I picked up the source to follow up on Dimitry's suggestion.
First, I attempted to remove particular patch. Build fails because
apparently, without the format string, it would generate a warning, and
the compiler is being run so that warnings become errors. As such, the
formatting string is nece
I should probably have clarified the above. I'm using the 32-bit
version as both host and guest (since the host machine is a Northwood-
class P4).
--Ian.
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network interface does not come up after installing open-vm-tools
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289921
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I have built and tested Anders' version of the package on one of my test
VMs. I have even removed the line I put into /etc/initramfs.d/modules
which loads vmxnet as a workaround and it brings up the interface like
it should.
--Ian.
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network interface does not come up after installing open-vm-
Tested working per my post for bug 289921.
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My fix for dhcp3 starting on power-up is to chgrp the /etc/dhcp3
directory to dhcpd, then it works. Won't work for everyone, but for me,
since the box is only a DHCP server, it's fine.
The error that flies by but it says that it can't read the config file.
That's because the directory is owned by
Upgrading to Gutsy caused all the problems I was having to go away. I
can now use VNC4Server without trouble and am using Sun Java 1.6.0_x
with no ill effects
Am using stock Azureus 3.x without any problems whatsoever.
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In my case, here is what I'm seeing:
Azureus (stock or Universe) on Ubuntu Feisty Server fileserver -> Xorg X
server on a Kubuntu Feisty desktop: Works fine
Azureus (stock or Universe) on Ubuntu Feisty Server fileserver -> Xorg X
server on a Ubuntu Feisty Server fileserver: I don't know; I oper
> > And in all cases, the JVM in use is Sun Java 1.6.0-b105 (installed via
> > the "sun-java6-jre" package).
> Please test with sun-java5-jre, I have heard through a trusted source
> that jre6 has compatibility problems and has been avoided in some very
> large production environments.
That was a
I have a similar problem according to ticket 68020. I cannot use
Azureus under VNC4Server, but the above idea of using the TIghtVNCserver
package did the trick for me.
The problem's with VNC4Server that I can see. I've even gone so far as
to try it with external Windows X servers. Mocha X works
Acutally, bug 78282 seems to be more like it in this case. However,
thanks for the clue on that one. The bug you reference pointed to that
one as a possible "duplicate" and that one had a solution I could
actually use in the meantime. Use the TightVNC server instead.
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I have a case where the exact opposite is true, per bug 68020. In my
case, it DOES work under Xorg but DOES -NOT- work under VNC4Server and
it's i386 rather than AMD64/EM64T. And I'm running Feisty on all my
production Ubuntu machines.
My normal complement I run as a "desktop" on that machine (w
Another note I forgot to make. Per 68020's advice, I tried the JRE 5
package and I had the exact same problem under VNC4Server as I had under
JRE6, and likewise, the exact same success I had, only substitute
VNC4Server with Xorg, and now, TightVNCserver.
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azureus (and others) cannot st
I appear to be completely up to date on Postgrey and its dependencies as
well (running libdb4.4 4.4.20-8.1ubuntu3.1), and as of right now, it is
STILL broken as evidenced by the following:
Mar 16 02:22:36 haruhi postgrey[4042]: cleaning up old logs...
Mar 16 02:22:36 haruhi postgrey[4042]: cleanin
Ordinarily, I would do that anyway (restart, not reload), but since
Postgrey sit there not being used for a while, I missed that little
detail.
In any event, I had migrated to the Debian version temporarily (which
worked pretty well), but upon receiving this bit of advice, I went back
to 4.4..20-8
I will be running Azureus semi-headless by using a VNC X server on my
fileserver. I've had trouble getting Azureus running on it regardless
of which JVM I've tried (though I was going between Sun Java 6 and
GCJ's).
After watching the messages, I decided to try something different. Run
Azureus on
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: php5
I run a Mediawiki server which I just recently upgraded to Lucid Lynx.
My wiki's users originally reported issues with uploading PNGs, but
further testing on the actual server along with a VM show that it is not
MediaWiki itself that is doing this bu
** Attachment added: "Complete configuration for a basic test case for this
bug. No changes other than username are necessary. See notes for
prerequisites."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47229685/very-basic-mpm-worker-fcgi-php5-cgi-setup.tar.gz
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Actually, as it turns out, it's more an Apache problem than a PHP
problem. I tried to downgrade PHP, but it turns out that it won't work.
Instead, I brought PHP to Lucid's level, but installed Apache from
Karmic, and that solved the problem. At this point, I suspect that I
might have a buggered c
A belated update, once I noticed the messages saying that it's a
mod_fcgid bug, I went ahead and upgraded everything but that, keeping
mod_fcgid at Karmic's level. Machine's purring along now and no
complaints. There are unrelated issues, but this particular problem is
solved until the Debian fix
I just built the new version of that package. It works perfectly. To
be safe, I ran MD5s on an FTP-uploaded copy versus the
HTTP/PHP5-uploaded copy of the file. They match perfectly.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/573591
You recei
Going on four months and still no action. What's going on?
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Compilation of vmhgfs module fails
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Indeed.
What I've found is that the user add function to bring the user/group
"nsd" into existence comes AFTER (WTF?!?!) the system tries to start the
daemon. What I tried doing was using another unprivileged user (e.g.
daemon) so the daemon starts when I do the "dpkg --configure -a" or
"apt-get
To over-simply demonstrate the flow of what I'm seeing and how my
actions allow it to work, consider this:
In theory, here is what happens given the .deb the way it is now:
1. dpkg unpacks the .deb.
2. dpkg attempts to start the daemon.
3. dpkg adds the nsd user and group if it doesn't exist al
I have gone with 2.6.38-5 from Natty and the problem has not shown up.
In fact, I was seeing three different problems, notably ethernet device
hangs (Intel onboard controller), CPU soft lockups (usually on a
php5-cgi process), and of course, the disk errors. I've been running my
server with this k
I'm running an Opteron 2378 (2.2GHz) quad-core processor running a
SP5100 southbridge, equivalent to an SB700-class chip. I am having the
exact same problem and I've tried two different pairs of drives,
different makes and models (started out with two WDC Caviar Green 750GB
drives, moved to Seagate
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